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The Numbers Behind 52 Approved Note Offers

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Get ready to dive into a treasure trove of note investing opportunities! In this episode of the Note Closers Show, we're breaking down a recent deal where we had 52 offers approved from a pool of non-performing notes. This is a chance to pull back the curtain and see how we're finding deals and how you can too.

Content:

Deal Overview and Initial Bids: We submitted 79 offers and had 52 accepted. The initial strategy involved cherry-picking from a tape of 201 non-performing notes from a hedge fund. Plus how one student got 5 out of 6 offers accepted and their potential yield on performing notes.
Property Analysis and Valuation: Discover how we evaluate properties, considering that the tape values were 4-5 years old. Given value increases over the last few years, our offers were competitive, plus how to pull updated photos of properties.
Lowball Offers and Wholesale Opportunities: Understand our approach to lowball offers on less desirable properties, some as low as $100. Learn how we plan to wholesale these off to local investors through self-directed IRAs.
Geographic Distribution and Market Focus: An overview of the geographic distribution of the 52 notes, which includes properties in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and more. Plus the foreclosure status of several properties.
Financial Metrics and ROI: We dive into the numbers. With $1,004,000 divided by 52 notes comes to an average purchase price of less than $20,000, some significantly lower. We also look at the potential for a 23.2% cash-on-cash return if all notes perform at the minimum payment.

Conclusion:

This episode is packed with actionable insights and real-world examples to help you find your own note investing deals. Whether you're looking for performing or non-performing notes, there's a wealth of opportunity out there. Tune in to learn more and start putting your lazy assets to work!

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Content:

Deal Overview and Initial Bids: We submitted 79 offers and had 52 accepted. The initial strategy involved cherry-picking from a tape of 201 non-performing notes from a hedge fund. Plus how one student got 5 out of 6 offers accepted and their potential yield on performing notes.
Property Analysis and Valuation: Discover how we evaluate properties, considering that the tape values were 4-5 years old. Given value increases over the last few years, our offers were competitive, plus how to pull updated photos of properties.
Lowball Offers and Wholesale Opportunities: Understand our approach to lowball offers on less desirable properties, some as low as $100. Learn how we plan to wholesale these off to local investors through self-directed IRAs.
Geographic Distribution and Market Focus: An overview of the geographic distribution of the 52 notes, which includes properties in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and more. Plus the foreclosure status of several properties.
Financial Metrics and ROI: We dive into the numbers. With $1,004,000 divided by 52 notes comes to an average purchase price of less than $20,000, some significantly lower. We also look at the potential for a 23.2% cash-on-cash return if all notes perform at the minimum payment.

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